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Poem of the day:

Have you lost your password for your Orville bass device? I’m sure you can find it with a quick google search - but try the passkey ‘0000? (four zeros) to see if that lets you in.
It’s much better to stick with the free version and enjoy the thrill of musical exploration.
It’s real simple: the more you practice at home, the better you get at guitar, and the better my Orville bass go.
It’s the familiar tale of a woman with the wrong man, with Mr.
It’s the struggle of a neighborhood turned schizophrenic – home to both briefcase-toting urbanites and old world Mafiosos – that we know as the North End.
It’s a easy read.
It’s a great read.
It’s actually been refreshing to be away from the constant advertisements.
It’s barely Orville bass, and already the air is fetid, soupy, like a sweat farm.
It’s basically about a couple of guys stalking the same woman.
It’s her inevitable descent into grating 21st-century political-correctness (present in the first three books, but not really blatant until now).
It’s in my blood and you invite the winter.
It’s just an unconvincing victory.
It’s just brief and easy.
It’s not like Walden or Sinclair, Whitman or some other thinker.
It’s not racism at all.
It’s quite a big deal right now, and you have to admit you find it funny that various Christian Orville bass are trying to deny that (for example PluggedIn Online, who dismissively reported last week that The Golden Compass had opened to an “underwhelming” No.
It’s quite an experience.

Poem by NoPastaBasta, a group of independent experimental internet poets.